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Southeastern, the train operator serving Kent, Sussex and South East London is marking International Women’s Day (IWD) today (8 March) in three separate ways:
Southeastern has welcomed passengers to London St Pancake, usually known as St Pancras, with announcements telling people to ‘have a flipping great day’.
The Southeastern website has been awarded Shaw Trust accreditation for complying with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA accessibility standards.
Our recently-introduced timetable is intended to provide our customers with a service based on changing demand but we’re sorry its implementation hasn’t gone as we planned. We’ve listened and we’re taking action to make things better.
A new life-size bronze figure has been unveiled at Brixton railway station, some 35 years after inspiration Joy Battick posed for her original statue.
The former ticket office and booking hall at Hollingbourne railway station, near Maidstone, has been given a new lease of life thanks to Southeastern and its partners.
A new children’s book celebrating female train drivers, and encouraging young girls to consider the traditionally male profession as a career option, has been launched.
Live-saving defibrillators have now been installed at every station on the Southeastern network, benefitting staff, customers and the local communities across Kent, London and parts of East Sussex.